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AIDS groups spell out how the proposed massive budget cuts will harm both local and global funding.

Foreign groups, including AIDS organizations, that even discuss abortion as a form of family planning will not receive U.S. money.

The group held a political funeral in response to the senator’s support for the Trump's budget proposals and filmed the event.

But if lawmakers take the former president’s suggestions, would the global AIDS program deserve full support?

The proposal also takes away $300 million from the global initiative PEPFAR.

Say what? The budget saves HIV programs while slashing funds to vital health and human services.

So why do these national AIDS groups want Congress to reject the proposal?

U.S. Representatives Barbara Lee and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen urge the Trump administration to continue the U.S. commitment to fighting HIV/AIDS.

What will happen to the international HIV treatment program in the aftermath of President Trump's abortion gag order?

Here’s how folks on social media reacted. (Hint: Not good.)

A document circulating at the State Department questions the value of the President’s Emergency AIDS Relief Program (PEPFAR).

The fight against the virus has always been a struggle. This election did not change that fundamental truth.

A longtime national AIDS advocate reflects on what the HIV community can expect from DC postelection.

Living with HIV more than 30 years, Milan also has a background in law.

The Baltimore-based center will set up programs to fight HIV/AIDS in Africa.

Evaluate HIV-related issues in the 2016 election.